Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya iyo Midowga Qadar oo Doha kala hadlay xiriirka iyo caqabadaha ganacsiga badda

Hamza Abdi Barre oo farriin qoraal ah uga gudbiyay Madaxweynaha Qadar

Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Soomaaliya Hamza Abdi Barre ayaa Axadii la kulmay dhiggiisa Qadar ee Doha, isagoo u gudbiyay farriin qoraal ah oo uu Madaxweynaha Hassan Sheikh Mohamud u diray Amiir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. Waxaa laga wada hadlay hanjabaadaha ka dhasha ganacsiga caalamiga ah iyo bad-mareenka.

Wada-hadalka rasmiga ah iyo mowduucyada la qaaday

Hamza wuxuu wada-hadal rasmi ah la yeeshay Ra'iisul Wasaaraha iyo Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda ee Qadar Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani intii uu booqasho rasmi ah ku sugnaa. Wuxuu xusay in farriinta Madaxweynaha uu qaatay ay khusayso xiriirka labada dal iyo sidii loo xoojin lahaa.

Dhinacyadu waxay dib u eegay xaaladda bulsho iyo dhaqaale ee Soomaaliya, horumarkii dhowaa iyo dadaalka dowladda federaalka ee xoojinta ammaanka, xasilloonida iyo hay'adaha dowladda. Waxaa sidoo kale laga wada hadlay arrimo gobol iyo caalami ah oo ay ku jiraan ammaan, nabadd iyo iskaashi.

Taageerada Qadar iyo mowqifka xagga madax-bannaanida

Sheikh Mohammed wuxuu amaaney horumarka dhowaa ee Soomaaliya iyo dadaallada dowladda ee dhinacyo kala duwan, isagoo xaqiijinaya danaynta Qadar ee xoojinta iskaashiga. Hamza wuxuu u mahadceliyay Qadar taageeradeeda madax-bannaanida, midnimada iyo buuxinta dhulka Soomaaliya.

Qadar waxay ka horyeeshay aqoonsigii Israa'iil ee Somaliland bishii Diseembar 2025, iyagoo ku tilmaamay 'dangerous precedent' oo ah khatar. Waxay xaqiijisay taageerada midnimada Soomaaliya, halka Hamza uu qirey diidmada Soomaaliya ee tallaabadan.

Wafdiga iyo xiriirka muddooyinkii la soo dhaafay

Wafdiga Soomaaliya ee Axaddii wuxuu ka koobnaa Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda Abdisalam Abdi Ali iyo Wasiirka Waxbarashada Farah Sheikh Abdulkadir, iyo safiirka Soomaaliya ee Qadar oo ay weheliyaan saraakiil sare. Midna heshiis cusub lama shaacin wada-hadalka kadib.

Bishii Febraayo, Sheikh Tamim wuxuu taleefoon ugu yeeray Hassan Sheikh isagoo xaqiijinaya taageerada Qadar ee hay'adaha sharci ee Soomaaliya, ammaanka iyo midnimada dhulkeeda. Qadar waxay sidoo kale taageertay mashaariicda waddooyinka Mogadishu–Afgoye–Jowhar.

Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre met his Qatari counterpart in Doha on Sunday, reviewing bilateral relations, security cooperation and threats to international trade and maritime navigation, while delivering a written message from President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.

High-Level Talks Cover Security and Development

During the official visit, Hamza held talks with Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, who praised Somalia's recent progress and government efforts in several areas while reaffirming Doha's interest in strengthening bilateral cooperation.

The two sides reviewed Somalia's social and economic situation, recent developments in the country and the federal government's efforts to strengthen security, stability and state institutions, alongside regional and international issues including peace and international cooperation.

Sovereignty and the Somaliland Recognition Issue

The visit underscored Qatar's support for Somalia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, an issue that gained diplomatic urgency after Israel formally recognised Somaliland in December 2025, a move Somalia and Qatar both rejected as a violation of Somali sovereignty.

Qatar described the recognition as a 'dangerous precedent' and reaffirmed its backing of Somalia's unity. During a telephone call with Hassan Sheikh in February, Emir Sheikh Tamim reaffirmed Qatar's support for Somalia's legitimate state institutions, security and stability, and the preservation of its territorial unity.

No New Agreement Announced

Hamza thanked Qatar for its support for Somalia's sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, as well as its assistance in other sectors, including development projects such as major road infrastructure linking Mogadishu with Afgoye and Jowhar.

Neither government announced a new agreement following the talks, though the Somali delegation included Foreign Minister Abdisalam Abdi Ali, Education, Culture and Higher Education Minister Farah Sheikh Abdulkadir, Somalia's ambassador to Qatar and senior officials from the prime minister's office and foreign ministry.